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I try to avoid the invasion of screams that bounce towards me from wall to wall like loud angry ghosts jumping on trampolines with rusty springs. A stolen fan hums by the door of my childhood room to create an addictive mechanical barrier of sound that is haunted with the impatient voices of a static future.   Quietly trapped in a dismal pile of broken wood where brief escapes provide a hit of beautifully brutal knowledge. Only to repeatedly return to this stagnant town. Attempt to remain lost in the glow of this virtual reality. Machines keep me connected at a distance so now I can embrace the meaningless solitary moments with friends. In this time of repair these lives have forever misfired as I wait for that silence from hell that comes after the sun evaporates the rivers dry.  It's almost time to leave.
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Jul 25, 2015
Jul 25, 2015 at 6:36 AM UTC
WOODLAND CALIFORNIA
I try to avoid the invasion of screams that bounce towards me from wall to wall like loud angry ghosts jumping on trampolines with rusty springs. A stolen fan hums by the door of my childhood room to create an addictive mechanical barrier of sound that is haunted with the impatient voices of a static future.   Quietly trapped in a dismal pile of broken wood where brief escapes provide a hit of beautifully brutal knowledge. Only to repeatedly return to this stagnant town. Attempt to remain lost in the glow of this virtual reality. Machines keep me connected at a distance so now I can embrace the meaningless solitary moments with friends. In this time of repair these lives have forever misfired as I wait for that silence from hell that comes after the sun evaporates the rivers dry.  It's almost time to leave.
DigitalHenry
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Jul 25, 2015
Jul 25, 2015 at 6:36 AM UTC
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